Federal Agents in NC

The deployment of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) and Customs and Border Protection (CBP) into North Carolina without clear justification or local consent creates real risks for violations of fundamental rights. We are here to help.

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287(g) Agreements in North Carolina

A 287(g) agreement gives local law enforcement the power to enforce federal immigration law—something they normally cannot do. These agreements turn local officers into Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents, fueling deportations, racial profiling, and fear in immigrant communities.
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Rooted in Resilience: Rising Together

60 Years of Fighting for Justice

As we celebrate the 60th anniversary of the ACLU of North Carolina, we would like to share the origin story of our organization’s founding.
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Know Your Rights: Immigrants' Rights

Regardless of your immigration status, you have guaranteed rights under the Constitution.
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Firewall for Freedom

We know the threats posed by a second Trump presidency are serious, but we are ready for this. Here’s a summary of the political threats we’re facing as a state and how North Carolinians working alongside us can help us protect civil rights and liberties for all.

Press Releases

ACLU of North Carolina Receives New Hanover County Records 24 Hours After Filing Suit

UNC Reinstates Suspended Professor Following ACLU Letter

ACLU of North Carolina Demands Reinstatement of Suspended UNC Professor